Sheshnarayan To Lead HCA Districts Development Committee
The Committee will work in alignment with the vision of the Single Member Committee to promote transparent, inclusive and sustainable growth of cricket throughout Telangana.
Hyderabad: Former Hyderabad Cricket Association secretary T. Sheshnarayan has been appointed chairman of HCA’s District Cricket Infrastructure Develop-ment Committee (DCIDC), the State cricket body announced in a press release on Monday night.
Other members of the DCIDC are HCA member Ramakrishna Udupa, Mahbubnagar District representative M. Rajashekar, Khammam District representative C. Venkat Rao and Nizamabad District representative M. Venkat Reddy.
“The Committee has been constituted with the objective of strengthening cricket infrastructure, administration and promoting the systematic development of the game across the districts of Telangana, under the guidance of the Single Member Committee headed by Hon’ble Justice P. Naveen Rao (Retd.),” the note issued by HCA secretary M. Jeevan Reddy read.
“Sheshnarayan’s extensive experience in cricket administration will provide valuable leadership in advancing district-level cricket Infrastructure development,” the release added.
“The District Cricket Infrastructure Develop-ment Committee will focus on improving cricket infrastructure and enhancing coordination with district cricket stakeholders. The Committee will work in alignment with the vision of the Single Member Committee to promote transparent, inclusive and sustainable growth of cricket throughout Telangana. The District Cricket Infrastructure Development Committee shall consult with and seek suggestions and guidance from the Cricket Operations Committee (COC) on matters relating to cricket grounds, pitches, practice facilities and other cricket-related infrastructure to ensure all development initiatives are aligned with the technical and operational standards of the Hyderabad Cricket Association. The Hyderabad Cricket Association is confident that the Committee will play a pivotal role in expanding opportunities for aspiring cricketers and contributing to the overall development of cricket across the districts,” the statement read.